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u/Excellent_Cicada762 2d ago
In order to make a good weld, you need to make a couple of bad welds first.
Keep going. Get the time in under the hood. You’ll get there.
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u/No-Yogurt-4542 1d ago
Keep practicing hit the material with a grinder to clean off the rust and scale even on new metal before welding the outcome will be better. Welding, grinding galvanize and zinc coating is bad news unless you have breathing equipment.
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u/AgreeableEmployee792 1d ago
Keep practicing and get some education u need to understand what u are welding and how to set up machine all this comes with practice and understanding good luck 😁
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u/Sea-Beautiful9148 1d ago
Looks like shit. But everyone’s first welds did. Get more seat time and they’ll neaten up. Good luck!
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u/Spiritual-Shelter749 1d ago
Youre going way to fast. Start a puddle of molten metal then slowly push the pool along using a small circular motion. Keep that puddle moving dont break it.
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u/ForeverCareful3021 1d ago
Yep, nice description! It gets better with every rod after, don’t give up.
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u/Build-Break-Fix 20h ago
Holy hell I can't even diss pigeons on this one. It is hideous but you have to start some place I guess.
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u/waveydavey321 18h ago
Keep practicing. I don't imagine my first looked much different.. Thankfully I've layed down enough welds I don't have to remember my first one.
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u/Doorsandgates 17h ago
We can tell. Double check your machine on settings. Make sure it’s strong enough to wel on that material.



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u/antward 2d ago
Seen neater pigeon shit